Spraying techniques refer to methods used to apply liquids, such as paint or pesticides, onto surfaces or plants. Common techniques include airless spraying, where high pressure forces the liquid through a nozzle, and HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure), which uses a lower pressure to create a fine mist. Each technique has its advantages, such as speed or precision, depending on the application. In addition to these methods, spray guns and aerosol cans are popular tools for spraying. Proper technique is essential for achieving an even coat and minimizing waste. Factors like distance, angle, and speed can significantly affect the outcome of the spraying process.